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+1 for this ... tortoise git has probably the best interactive rebase that I've seen, and it does some really nice "magic" under the covers.  First, you can select between a variety of options (squash, pick, edit, skip, etc.), and when you do what I call a "squash merge", meaning, you squash all the commits into one (very handy for feature branches), it'll take the new commit message and ammend the last commit so that you get a nice new message, and automatically add the commit hashes as additional detail.  Anyhow, I might not've gotten that 100% right because I haven't used tortoise git in a couple years, but, I know that when I do squash merges in Linux from the command line, it's not quite as intuitive as tortoise git made it.  I think the ultimate goal for an interactive rebase in gitg should be very similar to the tortoise git version.

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